Fresh controversy has erupted at Tata Trusts after former trustee Mally Mistry challenged his removal from the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. Mistry has questioned Venu Srinivasan's authority to vote against his reappointment, alleging that Srinivasan's own tenure had ended. He has also sought an inquiry into alleged commissions and conflict of interest issues within the trust. Krishna Gopalan, Business Today, brings you the latest developments, the governance concerns raised by Mistry and the possible implications for the Tata Group. With the upcoming Tata Sons board meeting adding to the developments, all eyes are now on how the dispute unfolds.
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The leadership tussle within the Tata Group has taken a fresh turn after Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran and Tata Trusts Chairman Noel Tata reportedly held a secret weekend meeting to resolve their differences. However, the discussions have ended inconclusively, raising questions over the group's leadership and future strategy. Noel Tata has reportedly raised concerns over Chandrasekaran's reappointment and sought clarity on loss-making ventures. With Chandrasekaran's current term set to end on February 20, the involvement of senior Tata Group veterans could prove significant in resolving differences and avoiding a potential legal battle. Krishna Gopalan, Business Today, brings the latest updates.
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